Unarmed Californian Stephon Clark was shot eight times mostly in the back by police in Sacramento, inning accordance with a private autopsy released Friday that said he lay dying for numerous minutes.

The Clark family attorney, commemorated civil rights lawyer Benjamin Crump, said the evaluation showed no entry injuries in the front of his body, showing that the 22-year-old might not have actually been a threat to authorities.

Crump told reporters Clark was “killed in another senseless cops eliminating under significantly doubtful situations” after being gone after to his yard in the California capital by officers who fired 20 rounds.

The review was conducted by high-profile pathologist Bennet Omalu, the former chief medical examiner in San Joaquin County, who is highly concerned for his work on football-related concussion.

Omalu stated in a declaration he found “four entry injuries in the lower part of Stephon’s back; one in the side of his neck, with an exit injury elsewhere in his neck; one in the back of his neck; one under an armpit getting in from the side, with an exit wound on the other side of his body; and one in the outside of a leg.”

The incident was set off by an emergency situation 911 telephone call late on March 18 stating that a male was smashing vehicle windows in the neighborhood.

Clark appeared to fit the suspect’s profile and officers chased him, backed by a helicopter equipped with infrared cameras.

Clark who cops say remains the prime suspect was recorded by the helicopter and authorities body-cams going through the community prior to entering his yard.

The officers rupture into the lawn with weapons drawn and faced the father-of-two prior to opening fire.

The officers among whom is black were put on leave however days of disruptive protests followed the occurrence, which has actually revived a repeating dispute over cops abuses versus African Americans.

” The proposition that he was facing the officers is inconsistent with the dominating forensic evidence,” Omalu informed a press conference in Sacramento.

” He was facing your house, with his left to the officers. He wasn’t facing the officers. His left back was facing to the officers.”

Omalu said it took 3 to 10 minutes for Clark to catch his injuries, emphasizing that “it was not an immediate death.”